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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
It's longer to vs It takes longer to
How would you say this please?
It('s) (takes) longer to put braces on than take them off.
It('s) (takes) faster to take them off than put them on.
Thank you
It('s) (takes) longer to put braces on than take them off.
It('s) (takes) faster to take them off than put them on.
Thank you
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Use either "it's faster/slower" or "it takes longer." (No, you cam't say "it takes shorter." The opposite of "it takes longer" is "it takes less time.")
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